TRACK FACTS
Middle barriers suit most distances. The track is relatively fair.
Kembla Grange is the Illawarra region's premier racing venue and a key provincial track for NSW horses. The track is fair and provides a reliable form guide for horses stepping up to Sydney metropolitan class. The March carnival is the highlight of the venue's calendar.
| RACE | DISTANCE | MONTH | PRIZE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kembla Grange Classic | 1600m | March | $200,000 |
KEMBLA GRANGE RACING FAQ
ABOUT KEMBLA GRANGE RACING TIPS
Kembla Grange Racecourse is the Illawarra region's premier horse racing venue, located in the suburb of Kembla Grange approximately 80km south of Sydney. Operated by the Illawarra Turf Club, the track hosts regular provincial meetings and an annual carnival in March that attracts metropolitan-quality horses.
The track is a left-handed circuit measuring 2000 metres in circumference with a 380-metre straight. The relatively fair nature of the course makes it a good test for horses at provincial level, and the track provides a reliable form guide for horses stepping up to Sydney metropolitan class.
Kembla Grange hosts the Kembla Grange Classic in March — a key race for three-year-olds that provides form guidance for the Sydney autumn carnival. The carnival also includes a series of feature races that attract quality horses from Sydney's metropolitan tracks.
For punters, Kembla Grange form is a reliable guide for NSW provincial horses. The track's fair nature means that form can be assessed with confidence, and horses that perform consistently here are genuine performers at their level.